Hero Concept turns KC Green’s iconic meme into a surreal platformer with This Is Fine: Maximum Cope. Step inside Question Hound’s collapsing mind, a fiery theme park of fear, regret, and doubt. Battle inner demons, unlock abilities, and collect coffee beans to stay sane. Out 3.2026 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, and PC, with […]

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Weird History Food explores why Pringles come in a can instead of a bag. Created in 1966 by Procter & Gamble chemist Frederick Baur, the saddle-shaped crisps were designed to stay uniform and unbroken. To protect them, he invented the iconic tube-shaped canister. But if they’re so much better than regular chips, why are Pringles […]

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It’s been 15 years since Sam Raimi directed a horror film, but the horror legend is back with a new one that’s sure to have some terror. The darkly humorous Send Help follows an employee and her toxic boss who become stranded on a mysterious deserted island. When the need to survive causes their roles […]

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This tabletop workstation is designed to hold circuit boards or other small parts while soldering or performing repairs. It has a sturdy metal base and includes a variety of flexible arms, mounting posts, and clamps for holding items. One of its Doc Ock-like appendages houses a 3X-magnifying lens surrounded by an LED ring light to […]

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The MarkMate Ti Pen packs multiple tools into a sleek 6mm-thick body. It’s a pen, ruler, protractor, and vernier caliper. Its unique pull-twist mechanism feels as good as it looks, while optional tritium slots add a custom glow to this perfectly balanced everyday tool. It also doubles as a bookmark. Available in aluminum or aerospace-grade […]

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Beatlemania is back with a documentary series, a restored music collection, Paul McCartney’s photo exhibit, and Chronicle’s 25th anniversary reissue of The Beatles Anthology. The bestseller tells The Beatles’ stories in their own words, thanks to the cooperation of Paul, George, Ringo, and Yoko Ono Lennon, with John’s words compiled from original sources.

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